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What happened on June 30, 2009
NATIONAL
Vengeance runs rampant among Vancouver's young outlaws By Kim Murphy
EPA gives California emissions waiver By Jim Tankersley
Ruling in firefighters case fuels critics of Sotomayor By James Oliphant
States brace for shutdowns By P.J. Huffstutter and Nicholas Riccardi
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Justices may end campaign finance ban on corporations By David G. Savage
Town rallies behind convicted soldier By Joel Hood
Obama assures he's committed to gay rights By Peter Nicholas
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation
BUSINESS
Organic nursery in Silver Lake has a growing clientele By Ronald D. White
Amazon.com fights sales-tax plans By Andrea Chang
U.S. works to speed solar energy development in the West By Julie Cart
Bernard Madoff gets 150 years in prison By Walter Hamilton, Tina Susman and Tom Petruno
Bank of America is accused of exploiting Latino immigrant customers By Tom Hamburger
States gain more power over banks By Jim Puzzanghera
Broadcom raises offer for Emulex By Alex Pham
Comcast to launch wireless broadband today Associated Press
Court clears way for Cablevision to offer remote-storage DVR By David G. Savage and Ben Fritz, Dawn C. Chmielewski
GM to pull out of joint venture with Toyota at California plant By Ken Bensinger and Julie Strack
Avoid being pushy in selling ads to small businesses By Karen E. Klein
Stocks open higher ahead of week's key data Times Wire Reports
ACE Metrix gauges audience reception of TV ads By Dan Neil
Nestle cookie dough sample tests positive for E. coli Times Wire Services
Gas prices drop, but Fourth of July driving is expected to as well By Ronald D. White and Hugo Martin
California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner orders insurers to reveal Iran investments By Marc Lifsher
Ruth Madoff breaks silence after husband Bernard's sentencing Reuters
Apple 'very glad' to have Steve Jobs back By Alex Pham
Company Town
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
At El Segundo High School, disquiet about the film sets By Jeff Gottlieb
Death row foes now fight the cost of executions By Carol J. Williams
Arnold Schwarzenegger says Democrats are wasting time on flawed budget plans By Shane Goldmacher
Cal/OSHA chief to oversee criminal investigation of fatal UCLA lab fire By Kim Christensen
Alec Gallup, former chairman of polling organization, dies at 81 By Alexander F. Remington, Remington writes for the Washington Post.
DNA used to identify three car burglary suspects By Richard Winton
Fred Travalena dies at 66; master impressionist and singer By Dennis Mclellan
L.A. County told to do more for at-risk youths By Molly Hennessy-fiske
Jackson's mother shared strong bond with singer By Harriet Ryan and Joe Mozingo
School officials not amused by comedian's photo shoot By Mitchell Landsberg
More Jackson doctors sought for questioning By Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein
San Diego Sheriff's Department investigating incident at political fundraiser By Tony Perry
Judge drops final charge in 2004 campaign finance case By Rich Connell
Striking a nerve on racism By Hector Tobar
L.A. is set to record a fourth straight year with below-average rainfall By Hector Becerra
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Richard Winton
California Briefing / Los Angeles By John Hoeffel
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Seema Mehta
California Briefing / Lincoln Heights By Victoria Kim
California Briefing / Palos Verdes Peninsula By Seema Mehta
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ann M. Simmons
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
SPORTS
Billie Jean King is still making team work By Bill Dwyre
Angels' Sean O'Sullivan is up to the challenge By Mike Digiovanna
Yao Ming's foot injury could be 'career-threatening' Associated Press
Rays spoil return of Roy Halladay Associated Press
Jon Lester shuts down Baltimore, 4-0 Associated Press
Pitcher Ervin Santana rejoins Angels By Mike Digiovanna
Blake Griffin is working on fitting in By Baxter Holmes
Up next for Chivas USA: Tuesday at Charleston Battery By Mario Aguirre
Eric Milton will be available for relief duty By Jim Peltz
Andre Ethier's homer in 13th lifts Dodgers over Rockies By Jim Peltz
Manny Ramirez finishes tour in minor leagues By Dylan Hernandez
Will NBA teams be as tight as the economy? By Mike Bresnahan
Anxiety disorder puts Khalil Greene on DL again Staff And Wire Reports
Tim Lincecum applies finishing touch in Giants' 10-0 win Associated Press
Brewers push Mets below .500 Associated Press
In the desert, the hits just keep coming and coming By Mike Penner
Soccer's groundswell is already here in the U.S. By Kurt Streeter
Venus Williams on top of her game By Chuck Culpepper
Going above and beyond at Wimbledon By Chuck Culpepper
OPINION
Letters to the editor
The Supreme Court's discrimination ruling: It's not black and white
Call off the coup in Honduras
Bernard Madoff's sorry apology
Pork -- it's for everyone, including Obama By Jonah Goldberg
Honduras and the Cuba exception By Andres Martinez, Andres Martinez is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation.
Letters
Letters
Letters
ENTERTAINMENT
Michael Jackson's story is all too familiar in Hollywood By Patrick Goldstein
Quincy Jones on Michael Jackson: 'We made history together' By Quincy Jones
How Gene Autry spurred a festival By Steven Rosen
Michael Jackson concert promoter AEG Live to refund tickets By Chris Lee
Ramon Rodriguez, 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' By Geoff Boucher
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes By Greg Braxton
Quick Takes By Randy Lewis
Quick Takes By Denise Martin
Music Review By Richard S. Ginell
Quick Takes By Sherry Stern
WORLD
Argentine leader loses control of Congress Reuters
Protests mount in Honduras after military coup By Alex Renderos and Tracy Wilkinson
U.S. treads carefully with Honduras crisis By Paul Richter
Iran's Guardian Council validates Ahmadinejad's election victory By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim
Iraqis in festive mood on eve of U.S. troop exit By Caesar Ahmed
Good signs jostle with doubts in Iraq By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman
Yemeni jet carrying 153 crashes off Comoros Reuters
NEWS
For The Record
For The Record
For The Record
For The Record
For The Record
For The Record
Second opinions By Rahul Rajkumar and Harold Pollack, Rahul Rajkumar is a physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. Harold Pollack teaches social service administration at the University of Chicago, where he chairs the Center for Health Administration Studies.
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